Sentence examples similar to corresponding profusion of errors from inspiring English sources

Not that you'd call them softies, exactly, with the ferocity of the tackling at Knowsley Road last Friday also contributing to the profusion of errors.

Six such episodes between 1945 and 1990; there is no comparable profusion of fiscal examples.

The coach blamed the defeat on his team's profusion of handling errors in the first half.

Error bars indicate the corresponding standard error of the mean.

Coefficient corresponding change of standard error.

This would explain the profusion of positional and date errors.

If sentence fragments are like flotsam, a profusion of subjects is like jetsam.

The values are presented as the mean concentration (ng/L) with the corresponding standard error of the mean (SEM).

Negative values are corresponding to errors of overestimation, and positive values to errors of underestimation.

This explains the profusion of Web gimmicks like "real age" tests, opinion surveys and iq exams.

The content we consume and the ways we navigate it have become loud and colorful, and to me it does not appear that this profusion of saturation has been accompanied by a corresponding subtlety of design.